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No, it sometimes does not. The crux is that this is a somewhat novel GPL violation, and their knee-jerk reaction to freeze development is extreme. It's a weird
by 1970-01-01 2y ago
No, it sometimes does not. The crux is that this is a somewhat novel GPL violation, and their knee-jerk reaction to freeze development is extreme. It's a weird story.
- jchw 2y agoThey just "froze" upstream development, but it was purely performative; there isn't actually active upstream development. If you wanted to fork it and continue development you certainly could.